Events for September 18, 2024 - July 10, 2024

  • Rooted in Evidence: SCC’s Holiday Research Showcase

    Join the Society of Cannabis Clinicians for a special end-of-year webinar and festive social gathering—ugly Christmas sweaters encouraged. We’ll be unveiling our latest project, which tackles one of the biggest misunderstandings in modern medicine: Rooted in Evidence: Cannabis, Pharmaceuticals, and the Case for Reform. This session breaks down why botanical, whole-plant therapeutics fundamentally don’t fit...

  • January Journal Club – A Puff Before a Pour: Dose-Dependent Effects of Cannabis on Drinking (Host: Jahan Marcu @ Cerium)

    About A Puff Before a Pour: Dose-Dependent Effects of Cannabis on Drinking Event Description: This month’s journal club will examine a landmark randomized controlled crossover trial exploring how smoked cannabis affects alcohol craving and consumption under controlled laboratory conditions. With the rise of THC beverages, “Cali sober” trends, and increasing co-use of cannabis and alcohol,...

  • SCC CannaConnect Roundtable: Patient-Reported Outcomes (January)

    About Welcome to our members-only monthly event series, CannaConnect Roundtable! This month is hosted by E.R.I.C. Cancer Playbook, powered by Whole Health Oncology Institute on the topic of patient-reported outcomes. Patient-reported outcomes (PROs)—what patients tell us about their symptoms, function, and quality of life—are transforming how we evaluate cancer care and integrative therapies, including medical...

  • SCC Quarterly Meeting: Leveraging Social Science for Social Progress on Psychedelics (Abel Gustafson, PhD & Matt Goldberg, PhD)

    About Psychedelic therapies are becoming more visible in both clinical research and public discourse, and patients often look to cannabis clinicians for trustworthy, evidence-based insights. While cannabis and psychedelics are distinct modalities, they share overlapping patient populations, therapeutic goals, and sociopolitical challenges. As these treatments gain momentum, clinicians must be prepared to discuss them responsibly,...